What Is A TMJ Headache?
Monday, July 12th, 2010According to the American Dental Association about 60 million Americans have temporomandibular joint syndrome or TMJS. The symptoms include headaches, sore jaw joint, difficulty chewing and talking.
Muscular and structural irregularities in the jaw caused by stress, trauma, and dental problems can aggravate the jaw joint. The jaw is very sensitive because of the amount of nerves that go there.
Many of our patients swear by gentle adjustments to the jaw that actually relieve headaches. To see if you qualify for this kind of care, call (303) 394-CARE (2273). Adjustments realign the jawbone and create normal healthful movements.
Dr. Visentin, D.C.
Care Chiropractic
Denver, CO c2010
